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A large display screen shows a multi-panel video conference feed of satsang participants in different locations. Top left, a woman with short dark hair in a black sleeveless top sits with eyes closed, labelled WendyScott-Australia; beside her a framed portrait of a figure in orange robes with a rudraksha mala is labelled Australia. Top right, a room labelled Nithyananda University - Los Angeles shows several people seated on the floor and chairs. Bottom left, a standing person in red near chairs, with a banner partly reading KAILASAM. Bottom centre, a woman in a pink and red sari presses her palms together in anjali, labelled Tallahassee Florida. Bottom right, a woman in a red and pink sari wears a garland and joins her hands, labelled Self View. The image is a photograph of the screen, and the on-screen participants are shown on video rather than physically present.

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June 15 20142014-06-15A multi-panel video-conference screen during a satsang, showing several remote participants in separate tiles. Top left, a woman with short dark hair in a dark top sits in front of a framed portrait of a man seated in meditation in orange robes and a rudraksha mala; a label reads Sowtell Australia and WendyScott-Australia. Top right, a hall labelled Nithyananda University - Los Angeles shows two people seated on the floor near rows of chairs. Bottom left, a man in red stands in a room labelled Kailasam with rows of chairs. Bottom center, a woman in a pink sari with a gold necklace gestures with raised hands beside a framed portrait, labelled Tallahassee Florida. Bottom right, a woman in a red sari with a white garland and bindi sits in front of a white lattice screen, labelled Self View. Tiles and screen show the remote participants, not the physical audience.2014-06-15June 15 20142014-06-15A multi-panel video-conference screen shows several remote sites joined to one session. Top left, a panel labelled "Nithyananda University -Los Angeles" shows a room with orange-red chairs, where a shaved-headed man in white sits on the floor near a woman in dark clothing. Top right, a panel labelled "Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam Hosur" shows a seated audience of men in white and coloured shirts. Middle left, a panel labelled "Petaling Jaya-Malaysia" shows rows of seated women in sarees and men. Centre, a panel labelled "Srilanka" shows people on sofas. Middle right, a panel shows two people seated on a red mat in front of a temple shrine. Bottom right, a larger panel shows a figure in a pink chair wearing a gold necklace and an orange-pink garment, speaking into a microphone, with a red background. Bottom left, a woman with dark hair and a red bindi appears in a small panel.2014-11-09October 20 20122012-10-20January 29 20152015-01-29September 28 20122012-09-28A screen shows a multi-window video-conference grid of temple and ashram locations, each labelled with a printed caption: HYDERABAD, RAMESWARAM, TORONTO KAILASAM, LOS ANGELES ARUNACHALA, SAN JOSE MADURAI, OHIO PRAYAG, OKLAHOMA SOMNATHAM and CHARLOTTE SRISAILAM. In the Rameswaram window, a row of seated devotees in white, pink and green clothes sits on a mat, one man in blue palms together, with a banana-leaf offering plate before them. In the Toronto window a bald man in a dark robe stands, and seated devotees in saffron and white sit nearby. The Oklahoma window shows a deity altar with decorated murtis and a standing figure in white. Several people are visible across the windows, mostly seated in satsang or puja settings.2013-11-16 +1 copiesNovember 05 20112011-11-05A photograph of a large video-conference screen showing a grid of nine live feeds of groups seated in home living rooms and meditation spaces. Name-card labels read St. Louis Tirumala, Scottsdale Arizona, Paris Kalighat, Washington D.C. Sripuram, New Jersey, New York Varanasi, Charlotte, and Vancouver. Participants sit cross-legged on mats or sit on sofas, many in white or light clothing with rudraksha malas, some with framed portraits and flowers on small altars. The bottom-right panel shows a figure with swept-back hair, saffron and orange garments and a rudraksha mala seated before a golden arched backdrop; the figure is shown on screen and their identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2012-08-27A screen-capture grid of a video satsang with multiple live-feed panels from different ashram locations. Top left, Kuala Lumpur Aadheenam shows a deity murti on a purple-draped altar with a purple cloth backdrop and several people seated on the floor. Top right, Los Angeles Aadheenam shows two people in orange robes seated on the floor beside chairs, with a woman in white. Middle left shows a living room with a sofa and a pink table, empty of people. Center shows a woman with tilak and a bead mala labelled PHOENIX Kanchipuram, beside a person in orange. Middle right, Toronto-Kailash shows people in orange robes seated on mats. Bottom left shows a bald man in white seated on a floor labelled Guadeloupe Aadheenam. Bottom center shows a person in orange with a rudraksha mala labelled Muktha-Seattle, with a Seattle, WA caption above. Bottom right shows a smiling woman in a black hat and red-orange robes labelled Self View. Several panels are live video feeds of participants.2016-01-27A multi-panel video call collage of satsang participants from several KAILASA aadheenam centres. Panels show a woman smiling in Alice Springs, Australia; a seated man in a meditation pose at Toronto Kailasham in a large hall; a group seated on red cushions in the Los Angeles Aadheenam; and a group seated on a green carpet before a shrine with red drapes at the Oklahoma Aadheenam. The Vancouver Aadheenam panel shows a woman in orange robes before a framed image of a figure in orange, and a Seattle Aadheenam panel shows a seated woman in a blue top before a framed portrait. Other panels show seated devotees in white clothing at the Ohio Aadheenam and Guadeloupe Rameshwaram, the latter with a row of people in white and several people on chairs. a person Vedic Temple Chidambaram portrait appears in one panel. Participants are shown on screen, so they are not counted as physical people in this scene.2015-04-18